33 million Brazilians go hungry every day

On the last day of the National Meeting Against Hunger, several entities presented a new edition of the “Agenda Betinho”, with 92 proposals to combat hunger in Brazil.

Dados do 2º Inquérito Nacional sobre Insegurança Alimentar no Contexto da Pandemia da Covid-19 no Brasil mostram que o país tem, hoje, cerca de 33 milhões de pessoas sem ter o que comer diariamente. É quase o dobro do que era estimado em 2020. A pesquisa foi feita pela Rede Brasileira de Pesquisa em Soberania e Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional (Rede PENSSAN).

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A Citizenship Action, founded by sociologist Herbert de Souza, known as Betinho, promoted, between June 20th and 23rd, the National Meeting Against Hunger, to bring together entities that try to guarantee food security for Brazilians. The objective was to find solutions to stop the spread of hunger in Brazil.

Among the national proposals contained in the “Agenda Betinho 2022” are the revocation of the spending ceiling, imposed in 2016, and the resumption of the Bolsa Família Program in its original design, with the immediate inclusion of all people in situations of poverty and extreme poverty . It is also planned to create mechanisms for periodically updating the budget based on inflation. As Betinho said: “Whoever is hungry is in a hurry”.

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